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Paleomagnetic data enables the global reconstruction of the geomagnetic field, allowing the investigation of significant events like polarity reversals and excursions.
Ahmed Nasser Mahgoub +4 more
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Polarity reversals of remanent magnetization in a sedimentary core from Northwind Ridge, western Arctic Ocean [PDF]
We studied the remanent magnetization of a sedimentary core PC2 (6.48m length) drilled during the MR99-K05 cruise of JAMSTEC in the western Arctic Ocean. Discrete specimens and u-channel samples were used in the study.
Ahagon,Naoichi +5 more
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New paleomagnetic results from the twin caldera-forming Mamaku–Ohakuri eruption deposits in the Taupō Volcanic Zone of New Zealand show that the entire pyroclastic sequence accumulated within a geomagnetic excursion event.
Darren M. Gravley +4 more
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Fifty-year investigation of the correlation between the geomagnetic field and climate
After 50 years of research on the correlation between the geomagnetic field and climate, we have gained a deeper understanding that the regulation of climate by geomagnetic field changes is far more complex than previously imagined.
Yuqi Wang +9 more
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This study examines the ionospheric response to the intense geomagnetic storm of 9–12 October 2024 over the European sector. Digisonde data from mid-latitude European stations and in situ electron density measurements from Swarm A and B satellites were ...
Sharad C. Tripathi +2 more
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The scientific case for magnetic field satellites [PDF]
To make full use of modern magnetic data and the paleomagnetic record, we must greatly improve our understanding of how the geodynamo system works. It is clearly nonlinear, probably chaotic, and its dimensionless parameters cannot yet be reproduced on a ...
Backus, George E. +3 more
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In this study, we provide paleomagnetic records, including the upper and lower boundaries of the Mammoth reversed subchronozone, reconstructed from a continuous outcrop of the upper marine Pliocene in the southernmost part of the Boso Peninsula, which is
Akihiro Tanimoto +2 more
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Variations of the earth's magnetic field and rapid climatic cooling: A possible link through changes in global ice volume [PDF]
A possible relationship between large scale changes in global ice volume, variations in the earth's magnetic field, and short term climatic cooling is investigated through a study of the geomagnetic and climatic records of the past 300,000 years.
Rampino, M. R.
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